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Police Report: Auto break-ins top occurrences on campus over past two weeks

Nov. 8

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in lot UPF.

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in West Garage.

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in Lot G.

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in lot UPF.

Arrest on a felony warrant of a custodial worker for Aramark.

Theft of a laptop occurred in the University Center.

Theft of disability services audiovisual equipment in Rhodes Tower Library .

Nov. 9

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in Lot G.

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in Lot UPF.

Check from checkbook stolen in Rhodes Tower and passed.

Nov. 10

Textbook theft occurred at Barnes and Noble.

Nov. 11

Checked that a man on campus was a volunteer tutor.

Nov. 12

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in Lot Z.

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in Super Lot 1.

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in Lot UPF.

Theft occurred at bookstore, and a male and female arrested. Male ran from police and was apprehended. Female had a felony warrant out for her arrest.

Nov. 13

Field interview about non-CSU personnel charging for parking at the Convocation Center.

Nov. 14

Theft of various video games from dorm room at Viking Hall.

Nov. 15

Thefts of personal property occurred at both the Music and Communication building and Business College.

Field interviews conducted of non-CSU affiliates in University Center, Rhodes Tower Plaza and West Garage.

Nov. 16

Alarm pulled at Viking Hall. Officers investigated and found it to be false.

Nov. 17

Vehicle broken into and theft occurred in F Lot.

Nov. 18

Non-student arrested while waiting for CSU student at Viking Hall on warrant from City of Euclid.

Nov. 19

Minor motor vehicle accident occurred on campus.

Nov. 20

Officers observed non-CSU affiliate breaking into Cleveland 3rd District undercover detective car. Cleveland Police are handling the case.

A CSU student filed harassment complaint on another CSU affiliate. Waiting for prosecutor on how to proceed.

“We’re getting hammered this year with car thefts. The Cleveland Police are seeing the same trend throughout downtown,” Lt. Nathan Cabot of the CSU Police says.

“We don’t know if it is transients or people coming down to campus, but we are taking mea-sures to catch the people.”

Cabot says that they are taking radios, CDs, change, books and anything else small in the car. “Once they are in the car, if they know what to do they can be in and out in 30 seconds,” Cabot says.

He reminds students, faculty and staff to not leave items out in the open because they are an easy target for theft.

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